Stovall Rd Eufaula, AL 36027
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Prime hunting, recreation, & investment opportunity.
Property Features for 0 Stovall Rd
General Information
- Property type
- Agricultural land
- Lot Size
- 1,611,720 SF
Listing Agency: Coldwell Banker Commercial Kennon, Parker,Duncan & Davis Columbus Listing Agent: Ernie Smallman
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Overview
This exceptional 1,018-acre property in Barbour County, Alabama, presents a unique investment and recreational opportunity. Situated near Eufaula, AL, it boasts 15,000 feet of frontage on Kinchafoonee Creek, offering convenient access to Lake Eufaula, renowned as "The Bass Capital of the World." The land is rich with wildlife, including deer, hogs, turkey, dove, and ducks, and features established internal roads, cultivated food plots, and existing deer stands with shooting lanes. The property's potential is further enhanced by the possibility of creating a 3-5 acre floodable duck pond. Its proximity to downtown Eufaula and Lakepoint Marina provides easy access to amenities including a lodge, marina, golf, and tennis facilities. The asking price for the entire 1,018-acre tract is $3,500,000. However, the property is also divisible into four separate tracts: a 283-acre tract priced at $4,450 per acre
Property Profile
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Map
- City
- Eufaula
- County
- Barbour
- State
- Alabama
- Longitude
- -85.1894579
- Latitude
- 32.0233496
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FAQs
What type of property is this?
Agricultural land - Prime hunting, recreation, & investment opportunity.
Where is this agricultural land located?
The property is located at Stovall Rd Eufaula, AL.
What is the asking price?
The asking price for this property is $3,500,000.
What are key features of this property?
This property features: Exceptional 1,018-acre recreational and investment property in Barbour County, Alabama, near Eufaula.; 15,000 feet of Kinchafoonee Creek frontage with access to Lake Eufaula.; Abundant wildlife including deer, hogs, turkey, dove, and ducks; established internal roads, food plots, and deer stands.
